Who thinks that Nokia should omit the built-in wireless charging plate for a thinner & lighter phone?
Or alternatively trade the built-in wireless charging plate for a larger mAH capacity battery for longer run times?
Or have two different models: a thinner lighter model with no built-in wireless charging, and a thicker and heavier model with built-in wireless charging?
Eg, the 1520 weighs 209 grams, while the equivalent Galaxy Note 3 weighs only 160 grams...
Or alternatively trade the built-in wireless charging plate for a larger mAH capacity battery for longer run times?
Or have two different models: a thinner lighter model with no built-in wireless charging, and a thicker and heavier model with built-in wireless charging?
Eg, the 1520 weighs 209 grams, while the equivalent Galaxy Note 3 weighs only 160 grams...